Hobart 194776 Small Running Gear/Cylinder Rack, Black

Well made cart but do NOT use the sheet metal screws (cheap metal, poor sizing). I drilled mine and used 1/8" bolts & screws to assemble - worked great and will last forever.

Great cart for the price. Works wells holding the a Hobart 140.

It was the cheapest one I saw when I was looking for a cart for my Hobart Handler 125. I'd give it 5 stars if it wasn't for the fact that to make this thing actually sturdy, one must drill out the provided holes, throw out the provided sheet metal screws, and replace them with 1/4 inch bolts(not included). I LOVE my Hobart welder; it worked perfectly out of the box without any tinkering(and I hadn't welded in over 10 years before I got this), so I thought the Hobart cart would be of equal quality. It would absolutely be, if only they would ditch the crappy sheet metal screws and provide bolts instead. So, if you're like me, and have a stash of nuts, bolts, and washers waiting for a project, then absolutely buy this cart, it's sturdy and does the job. However, if you're one of those people who expects everything to work perfectly and hates tinkering to make things work, I'd stay away from this

I purchased this cart for my Hobart Handler 140 after seeing it on this site for almost half off. The reviews I read were concerning, but I bought it anyway since most of the complaints were the sheet metal screws it came with. I had no problems during assembly and my welder fits on it perfectly. This is a very nice cart.

The overall size and fit is pretty good. I put a 210 MVP on it and it fits just fine. The 210 is about 75lbs of machine so it's nice to be able to roll it around, and it's also nice to be able to roll up the cables and place them in the shelf below the welder. I don't run gas right now, just flux core so I can't speak to how well it works with a cylinder but the setup looks good for it. The biggest gripe I have with it is the screws that secure the shelfs to the square tube frame pieces. It's just thin sheet metal on sheet metal and the holes for the screws are just punched so they are not very precise. The provided screws have threads that look like something you would find in a wood screw so when you try and assemble two thin sheet metal pieces together with sloppy holes they either don't go in or they are too loose. Leaves a lot of play in it. I'm going to drill out the holes and make them go all the way through and then put machine screws with nuts and washers on mine to make it solid. I don't mind the work, but I really shouldn't have to be doing it on a store bought unit.

I compared carts and I kept coming back to this one because I like the low-profile design. I also like the fact that the top shelf is not angled. The cart went together well, no issues - after reading some of the reviews I wasn’t sure what to expect, but this is a good cart and it fits my Hobart Handler 140 MIG welder very nicely.

What a horrific product! I read some of the negative reviews here, but I figured the product couldn't possibly be that bad. Turns out it's actually worse! NONE of the holes lined up, I ended up having to re-drill half the holes to get the bolts to go in. The "bolts" are a joke in themselves. They're just cheap sheet metal screws. You screw them into... sheet metal! There are NO threads anywhere on this entire cart! And since the sheet metal is so thin, stripping out the holes happens on a whim. The axle shaft for the rear wheels wasn't long enough, I couldn't get the cotter pins to go in unless I removed all the washers first. At least I was able to use the bushings... Also worth noting, there's nowhere to hang anything. No hooks, no handles, nothing at all. Just moving it around is a challenge. This is about as barebones as it gets. I wanted something short to reduce the likelihood of the cart tipping over, but without any means of pushing/pulling it around, the reduced height ends up being a negative. What's really sad is how this cart contrasts with the Hobart welder I bought it for. The Hobart Handler 140 is top notch quality in every respect. But this cart is an embarrassment by comparison. A terrible companion to the excellent welder. If I were Hobart, I'd be ashamed to have my name on this horrible product. There's absolutely nothing here to justify the price. I *might* have found this acceptable at $40... maybe. I had an a cart a couple years ago that I bought for $80, and it put this one to shame. Selling it was a huge mistake.

Nice stand, enables good use of space, ease of moving the welder around projects. A few screws were undersized & cheap. Replaced with correct hardware out of my stock. Mr Hobart this is stand has your name on it. Reflects your interest in quality. If I found this quality level on my new Hobart welder it would be returned.

Buen tamaño muy practico movible no ocupa mucho espacio, si le colocaran un tubo para guiar sería excelente

This thing is junk. Light duty held together with sheet metal screws. You probably own a welder. Just make one.

EN GENERAL ME GUSTO EL PRODUCTO SIN EMBARGO NOTE QUE LOS TORNILLOS QUE TRAE PARA APRETAR LAS CHAROLAS SE BARREN Y NO APRIETAN BIEN COMO DEBERÍA.

Excelente yo lo adquirí a una 3ra parte de su precio lo arme fácil y quedó muy robusto lo recomiendo. La Soldadora también la compré por Amazon y Funciona muy bien.